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The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

7 OGAN CAFE, 51s 10th st. N. W.,
IL near st. date Forsyth Cafe.
Our Is and 25c. breakfast served from $3.50
a. m. to II u. m. Dinner lem TO Z p. m. sun
day, p.. m. The bost In the market only
used and cooked properly. All we ask Is a
call to be convinced of tho above.
Bill of fare Thursday, Jan. 10, 1885,:
BREAKFAST.
Beefsteak, with or without onions, veal
chops liver and bacon, pork chops, sausage,
ham.
With any Of the above articles you are en-
titled TO hot and cold breads, butter, pota-
toes, fruit or sauce, with coffee. tea or milk /.
DINNER.
soups-vegetable and yermlcelli,
Meats-Roast beef, pork and beans, corned
beef.
Vegetables-Potatoes, tomatoes, cabb ige,
sweet potatoes, splced boets.
Desserts-Apple, cranberry and minco pies,
congress pudding, coffee, tea or milk.
We serve nothing but first class articles.
the best coffee 10 bo had In the city, made in
French Drip Glass.Liued Urn.
w E IDGkN prOurietnr
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

THE pathway of Governor Albeit of
New Jersey TO the United States Senate
seems to be strewn with more ruses
than roses. There is an evident at.
tempt TO throw him at the very be.
aiming of the race.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12
rERsONAL.
ftheOhAL.
u wAsBINGToN's Magic Cream or

ID wAsHINGTON Magic Cream or
~ Instantaneous Cure; Any breaking
Wrinkles. Black Heads, Vulgar Rednoss.
Eczema and all facial Disagreement removed
und a clear complexion insured TO all who
use II. Perfectly harmless. Testimonials on
application. Sold by all druggists. 50c. anu
2 per box. Sent to any address.
CCHLICHT n FIELD co. of Roc ester,
- N. Y, makers Of Lubor-Saving Office De.
vices, among which arc the shannon Files and
shannon Filing Cabinets, u. $. Document
Cabinets and Document Files, Rapid Roller
Iamp-Lcaf Gopher, and Schlioht's standard
Index have established numerous auxilarles,
among them q. X. Judson. 62s + st n W. IN
tlis city, proprietor for District of Columbia
and manager for Southeastern States Any
house having letters, bills, receipts or other
papers, fiat or folded, should not fail to ex
anime their devices. Being adapted for new
business resolutions and systems, they are
especially appropriate for Christmas and
New Years presents, Their advertisement
appears In another column. II you desire IN
formation address or call on @. X. JUDSON,
Gee + st n W, Washington. ID. G.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

A RESOLUTION indorsing the nomina.
tion of James c. Matthews for Re.
cordcr Of Deeds of the District of Co.
lumbia was introduced in the North
Carolina Legislature by colorcd mem.
ber yesterday, and met with the fate
that might be cXpectcd. The resolu.
tion was defeated by vote of 101 to .
and the doctrine of home rule sus-
taincd
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12
yILLETT & RUOFF

Have reduced prices on
SEAL SKIN sACQUEs.
Dos Penna. ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12
Yield not to temptation,
For yiel'liug is sin;
But il you yield once,
Don't do so agiu.
Thc New MlehIgnn sennlor.

Most of the baseball suits worn during
the winter are cut out by lawyers.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

sis he IA young man of braIns?n inquired
an old gentleman respecting swell youth.
"Well, really replied his daughter, ~
have had no opportunity Of Judging never
met him anywhere except in society,"
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

Senator Sherman has been FOR n long timc
collector OF valuable autographs. By the
way, the Senator's own Is worth about a
million dollars when written with The proper
business trimmings.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

ENGINEER MENocAL says 1t viii
take a thousand million dollars to finish
the Panama Canal, and that the Te-
huantepec ship railway Is wild dream
that will never be realized. There arc
two distinguished engineers at least
Who will not subscribe to these eX-
tfeme opinions, yet Mr.. Menocal may
he right in his championship Of the
Nicaragua route as superior to all
others for an inter.oceanlc transit.
That canal connecting the two oceans
sill be built some day by somebody on
some line, viii scarcely be questioned,
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

and ii will be great mistake In the
United States not to have q controlling
band In its construction 1t will be a
matter Of much less difficulty for this
country to build a canal for itself than
To capture one already built.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

w 1t. McCLOsI<Y is Prepared to
w. hang. wall paper at tho following
prices: Blanks, 23c; bronZes, i5o; embossed,
5Cc; also borders at correspondngly low price;
all persons having paper on hand can have
the sane hung for i0c single roll. All orders
addressed TO 1850 1th 81 n will receive
prompt attention
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

A STENOGEAPHER DESTROYS of
N gaining speed would like TO exchange
dictaton; to any one learning the same would
give lessons In exchange day or evening" Ad-
dress Exchange. Critic office
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

..-sg- THE NATIONAL LEE AND
- MATURITY ASSOCIATION OF
WASHINGTON, d. @,
1915 Il ST, cot northwest.
Issues Maturity Policies payable in cash at
the expiration OF FIVE and ten years, and Life
Insurance Policies. guaranteed In amount
and with absolute limit Of cost. Parties IA
millar with life Insurance are Invited to OK
amiue the plan Those In search OF nfOrma-
ton can Always obtain IL at the office of the
association,
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

CtUPERELUOUS HAIR Obliterated.
- leaving no trace, by my ELECTRIC
NEEDLE process, which Is the only remedy
powders, acids, etc. only promote more
stubborn growth.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Nervous
Complaints of ladies and children treated.
Call or write for valuable circulars.
Mrs. DIR. GABIlIEL. 1921 q 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

NYsTERS! Oysters! Oysters! II You
W want fresh oysters fat and juicy, by the
pint. quart or gallon, wholesale or retail, do
not fall TO buy them Of DEALE'S oyster KS
tablishment, 42i 10th st W. You will get
them at reduced rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

OFFICEESi
UORATT0 BROWNING, Pres't.
WILLIAM Il, CLARK, Vice Prest.
SAMUEL NORM ENT, Treasurer,
GEO u. ELDRIDGE, sec. and Gon'l Man.
JOHN j. LAHNER. Counsel
=. s. RnDELLE. NJ H., Medical Director.
John. -. HEIZER, GOnoral Agent.
GRO. j. EASTENDAY, Assistant Cashier.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

A GENTLEMAN, n Stranger in tho
~ city, desires the acquaintance OF re.
fined young lady fond of amusement. Address
Amusement Critic office
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

NOLUMBIA SHIRT CO., Harry G.
" Towers, manager, are now opening at
No. 1il9 Y ave full line of one of the best
selected stocks of gents furnishing goods IN
the city. A speciality In fine dress shirts,
ready made and to order
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

CBORTHAND.-A New Glass VIII be
- found at Photographic Headquarters,
1913 q ST II w, during the first week of Janu-
ary. lshi.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

DIANO, BANJO. GUITAR.--Lessons
i given by an experienced lady teacher.
Address HARMONY, critic office.
CTENO VIII he Pleased
- TO call nt designated place Tues1 4y even
Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

GoME and SEQ the Crandnll Type
~ writer, noted for speed, simplicity, dura'
billy, Perfect algnmI' m'nt changea6le type
r. A. DINSMORE, 5'St. Cloud building.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12

ORDERS Taken for All Kinds OF
" fine embroidery done at extremely low
prices, and all kinds of stamping can be done;
we also stamp one dozen fancy letters for !jc.
Call at $40 + st, bot 18th and 9th II W.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-12
NoN-rARr1sAs LEGISLATION.

WA.nNeroy. JANuAnY l9. 1sal
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BREAKERS BURnED.
RunsEs shsi Tsssps wsald Ss Called
out-TAs Hls4z. Dsny IN coa-
nsssius vita shs Ae.lr.

WuEnzRAnnH, Pa, Nov. 1s.-Fhsrp
= Rrss4 exeftemanf q Haxletnn tpdaE.
AZ O'Clock this noKnfnR two Immense
oaal breakers wcEe SET on Gre ana IL
ne heavens With leaping flames. Ore
q the burned breakers Was owned bg
Cane Bf0lheKs. and Wns one a ne
IaRReet etructures Of iis kind n fhs
lower coal nalda Il uas valusd AZ
8lu.o4 Insurance., $4,000. The
ethss breaker was situated &c Nswbaek
mountain, and was known a Newhsek
Monntain CollisEy Ne. 9. The los Is
x59,0o0. Ln1nRauce, unknown. Both
breakers burned 81 shout the ssns
time. This Is ths third breaker burned
within q week. Nov tie Insurance. con-
panles are getting alarmed. Ths con-
panies say fhak riot Il nov running mad
among the deaiitute and hnn9ry sssik-
efs. As last resort 10 nrsisF 70 esu-
pei the operators 20 come 20 tfme he
strikers. u u believed here, set 20 work
ls burn the property Of ahe eombGnies.
Both breakers burned this marnfne
we're burned By s9ab orsrators. Tnis
h what makes the belief strong thai
the stfuct1rea were set on 6re by sfrik-
ers. The strikers deny that they had
anything 10 DO with burning the bald.
inRs.
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THE LEE RIck MURDER.
Four Chlnamen Charged
with MorrlbIe Butchery.
rrois.sr Rlwlsr. Il Pur,l..s, Tsnsa-
ne Captain Tssey csurinnrtial-
0sAsf special Tsl.Ess.A

PuExEkNp. NeE. lan-Ispaciai l--To-
daY tha caruueE bold an inqneHa oveR
TIE remains of CAinAmmn Lee Tick,
who died yesterday ffon the sReu1s Of
q amurt1ru1a assault eoumifted on hin
some days aRo. Aftef l1na inVostiea-
ton tee iazy EendeFe6 xendiot that
Lee Yiok cane 10 his death on tha f7sh
dAs q Nosomber. 1851, from Wou1ds
intiielsd nt The Ohinase thsaleF On the
evening of November elh, 1881. af the
banda 0f Al Kong. efherwiaa known as
Gee OunR, Who nssd . knife. Tong Lnnx
Diak and Gee An Tin naina Iron bars.
ard Chang Ling, uho used q halchsl;
and that the killing uas fel0nioas.
Thsss oelesiials have besn pecitisslg
idan1iflsd - The PeEe1ns makina TIE
muf3nro1s assault Ihe testimony is
said 20 b conclusive aRAins1 tbs d.
fendAnts, and the proapeols Of q hang
ing IN fha u0aR future ID quite natterinN.
1he motives prompkiEa shs murder are
not yet asceFtaine8. Bat b ia a1pposed
70 Be the result Of hiRh6indeF quar-
rel.
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sa0ETnAND DoOMED.

KDmoN's PHoR09MAFR A sUocEss-Ir
WILL DO AWAY wTTH ErKSoaRAPHx.
NKw YoRK, Nov. Is.-An exhibition
Of Edison's perfected phonoRraph Wss
given pgivafely in this CITY yesterday.
Edison expects 10 have = German pat
ent soon. In the old phon0Rraph the
ebief deficiency was the imposstbiltty
Of making an adequate Impression
UPON the foil or wax sheet. To receive
the marks Of she needle point carried
By the vibrating diaphragm u was
necessary TO shout against the dia-
phragm, and even then the resulting
sounds we're mostly caricaiures OF the
original.
AZ the test Of ths ph0nogrsph e dts
tinctly read on page from "Nicholas
Niakslby," whisiled Yankee Doodle. !"
and sang "Hail Columbia In the
former test 3l6 words per minute we're
talked into IL, aasd they were success
fully recorded. This indicates lis pos
sibilify a. a substitute for stenography.
So far a. the mechanism Of the new
phonoEraph may Be described at pres
ent, Il consists Of 9 cylinder whieh re-
wolves upon itself. and also has q side
movemeut governed BY q very fne
thread, 80 that a fixed pencil would
trace upon ths cylinder spiral, with
the lines almost touehipg. The motive
poweR used is an electric motor devised
By Edison. Photographs viii be sold 10
tee shape Of small cylinders, one and
one. fourth inch in diameter, and from
one inch TO four inches IN length, and
8 one inch phonogram viii contain Ao
words, or what Is considered quite suf-
/ dcient for 40 ordinary business letter
They win cost fifteen cents a doSan.
Fuil-sixa ph0nogFams Of four inches in
length will contain from 500 to 100
words, according 10 the rate Of speed oi
The speaker, ana viii e0sf about thirty
| SIX cents per dozen.
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ZRn oonEPAEr paoLDzs 10 MtKR A
0EHKRAL REDUurIoz.

TIE oonEPAHr pnuEDzs 10 MAXI A
0EnEnAL REDUurIoz.
SAR FnAnozsoo. Nov. Io.-Ths West
ern Union tslagraph oompany has de-
cided 10 make 9 general reduction In
telagraphic rates thFaHRhout the United
States, commencing on Oeoembef 1st.
The reduction viii afect nearly al the
cities on the P8oiae eoast.
An idea Of the reduction may Be
gained from the change In the tariff
from this city 10 any other point IN
Oaltfornia. The present maximum tar
Il IL SIXTY CENTS Tor ten words and four
cents for each additional word. Ths
new tAKiH provides for 3 maximum rate
OF forty cents and three cents for each
additional word. The rates from Cali
foFniA 10 the interior states viii also Be
materially reduced. No change viii Be
made IN the present. tariff 10 New York,
which is relatively lower than the In
terioF points. Tha neW rates, aa Affect
ing PaEticuiAF points. cannot Be stated
until the revised tariff arrives from the
east The tariff reduces the rate for
messages from Los Angeles, San Diego,
San Barnardino, Santa Anna and other
southern cities % San Francisco, aud
also noFtheFn points ten cents on each
meaaaQo.
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sWAMP LAEpA
kaxxrs Az wozK uR0N soMn onEooN
PBonLxaGs.

kaKETs AZ wozK uPoN so<n oEE0oN
P8oHLxaGs.
SALEM, Greg, Nov. 19.--lSpeeial1-
Special State swamp Land Agent Sweek
vas in the city this morning examininR
into She records Of the oiiice Of the
clerk Of the land board. He returned
to Portland on the afternoon train
where, with Governmsni Agent 6hackle-
ford. be viii make bis report Of the
lands examined IN Southern Oregon.
State Agent Richmond and Government
Agent Elliott having finished the ex-
animation Of Eastern Oregon lands, are
now engaged on the Oregon City die
trict. Il is expected that these Renilo-
men will be ready with their reports
shortly. These reports will define Vhal
lands are swamp and what are not, and
patents from the government 10 the
state viii be issued aeooroinely, grant
ing 70 the applicants the titles. Under
the examination they have been held In
abeyance By the state until their actual
character could be determined and the
proper pateats could be obtained from
the Rogernment.
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rnoREssoR nzaEnn. o. PORTLAND. FINED
TWENTY-FIVE p0EEAMs.

RRoEEssoR nlaEnn, o. PORTLAND, FEEED
TWET1-ETvk D0GLAMB.
PoarEAMn, Nov. II. - Especial -
Several days acc Professor Frank Rig
Ter, principal Of the Park Street public
school IN this city, waa arrested on the
complaint Of James Weober. TIE
eomplainaEf alleged that Rieler bad
most bEutaIly assaulted and ohastlssd
bis sou, Charles Weber, aged Is years.
TIE matter has besn tried before Jus
tioa 1uttle, and the eass has attracted q
great daal of public attention. pArtiD1-
larry among ell The teachers connected
with the public schools Of Portland.
The testimony showed 10 the satisfse-
ton Of he eouFt thai the punishment
uas unnsosasaEily asvefe 10 proportion
10 the pr0vooafion. Today Justice
Tuttie ined Prof. RialsR So and costs.
The oNss viii prohably b.. appeaied.
The aErest. sEial and conviction Of the
defendanf has been She ocoasion Of
much comment.
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srEAK1xG N CoxGREss.

The most nervous moment for new
member Of Congress Il Just before be
& 10 make 9 speech. Many Of TIE old
members, even, are seized with stage
fright" The idea that the ofiiotai re-
porters have ears for the wheie o0untEy
gives every speaker an une0mfortably
large audience. some members are
anxious at all times 30 GOT IN the
Record, bat thess men generally do n0t
nake apeeohea- Thsg simply insefrapl
others % ask quesiisus very
sllly ones--oF 20 make objections, thus
Getting their names II the Record with
a. appearan0e Of great scttvity. Nben
he a about 70 make an ambitious effort,
the feeling Of the member may be
indged by one watching from the gal
lery. Each man has bis peculiar way
Of RoinR ab0ua Il. Merris0n always
skandg for Q moment half way down the
second aisle on the Democratic side,
With hands sn the desks on each stce.
Then be speaks With delioefatiop, Al
vays taking tWo OF three steps toward
the Speaker vhea much N earnest.
He d always soon through. Ban0ab
always speaks from behind his own
desk, and naAkse no preliminary move
nent. Hewitt h probably The only otE-
eK Who speaks entirely wsthout warning.
BE Roes Of ike powder-sn u 50 10
s1anf. Some nembeEs ioad their desks
gOF g speech; SONS load themselves
6onetimes three % four ooska Rfve
warning Of speeeoes. they are pllee
40 with Congressional Records, revised
siatuiea, cHicinl repoEta. newspaper clip.
sings, ana on TOP IL al huge rolis q
manascript. WhRz 3 spesch 10 700 feis
oe DRY matter fg fnd room inside TIE
orator. aad maK b given stoFaGe on hs.
aesk, ofhsf sembeFs and h conxeniezi
70 Be IN ne cloak room-
Laal SESSION tksTe was & man 10 t1l
Houss Who uaed b gslk back and forth
arsuad The ssmicircle bsek Of the mem
berg ssaas, ruuniaR his hands thrunaE
his hair for Afteen Or twenty minasss b
foEe makizg q speech. same memoefi
walk twO aE three times pagt tne Speak
er's dssk bef0rs tksy Try 70 eaich he ege
Sona stsnd 10 IN tbsir piaos1. cleai
tbsir tkroais several tines. pull % thsH
klssvss, butuun thN1E ezHs. fssl their tis
0ren ana ahai thsiF deaks several times
ana shan walk down the aiale ittsll
wny, and say, MT. spsakex." Ssme q
and rub thsff kaxda. Olhess DO ncfhtnl
g pariicniaE; bzt ron can aali they ~
going 70 spsak hy the nervoas Rlsnss
lhsy thr0w 10 e. the Spesksr. Son
vili make eyes Is tAs SpesksF fer bel
a hour bsfofe tryinG % oaleh hiA fo
/ ean Ten whe1 Hor1s uan are eotns
svaak bsaauss shzg look friahtsnsd
t0shaEs ysa know are gsinR 10 tAik--bs
e4nss EheF afwHyE DO wken tsay eet
ananee. - #eaAfggsga STAR
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
PrErne Minister Rsuvfer's
CakInet Resigns.
Ths UsaAI Bsdr.s sf Iss.rsstssE Nsus
frsa ssrnnsy-Prsn.s wHlIan h
% Reprss.zs HIS FutAsr.

Pknra, Nov. Seen aftaF the chaza-
Der % dspnliea met todny ths exaRema
left moved en- an1ezpellation uf ths Ros-
errDent ou the q1estio1 Of the domes-
he policy. A motion waa made By tie
ministry b postPone the debate. This
m0tion wn1 reSeetsd b. q vota Of 128 70
z4A Prime Minister R3uVieE fnms-
diatsly announced the resignation Of
The cabinet.
Tbs m0tlon for an inierpelIation Of
the government was made by CIemnn
eean. premieE Rouwtex demanded thai
debate on the snbiee8 Be adioarned IN
til the 24lh insinnt. Ia the interest," Of
tue measure, for the conEersion Of the
puhiic debt. Ciemeneeaa said this vas
9as q singular meshod of reassuKinR he
haideB1 az public funds 70 tell them
that they coEid live in peace unsil the
18th and 10 promise THAI there would Be
q cEisia such na had newer before oc-
euxFed. The public. he declared. had
TOO iong awaited an explanation. There
Was pracsie4liy no gsEeFnnent. The
ministry was nei il . oondiIion 60
gni1e q republican policy. PaKliamant
was abandoned % he direction of lhs
Right. The law officers of the state
administrative disorder was eomplsse.
The division on the governments rro-
posAl 10 adjourn the debate was taken
al the conclusion Of Olemenreau's
speech. Upon the announcement Of
Sue result o. the vote the chamber ad-
5ouEned till Monday amid grsat excite
msnf.
Afler the adjournment Of ths cham
bar sf deputies the ministers held
e0nferenca. after which they proceeded
te the PaIaca Of Eiysees and placed
their resiRnations IN she hands oG Pres
idsnt Grexy.
President Grsvy held Q consultation
with De Freycinet. floQuei and other
pruminent statesmen. BE said be de-
sired tbe formation Of ministry which
would eDdeavoF 20 orgarlze , union Of
the whole party vita q view Of 20 es-
tablishinR Il that its power would be
unAsaailahie in the ehambers.
The burning Of the two breakers
cansed considerable exoitement, and Ru-
mors that the appeals had been sent 70
Governor Baker for treops 10 protect
the mine property. No spDsal, how
ever, has been sent 10 ths governor, and
Il is nov belisvsd heFe and thFouRhouf
she mining district that the miners
had nothing whatever 10 do With the
burning of the hreakeaa.
Rozvier upon leaving the cham
Der aocoated CIemenceau and said:
@You have relieved me Of Q Troublesome
burden. have nov to advise Presi-
dent Grevy 20 send for you 10 form .
ministry"
Among those Who voted With the ma
ioEity on tie motion 10 adjourn the de-
0ats were 169 Republicans and las con-
servaiives. The ministry included 22l
Republicans and conservatives.
President Grevy has accepted the
RESIGNATION Of hia ministers.
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HORACE WEBSTER . co.


THE sxzsEoR MKzrnKR ASKS THAT THE As
aE0EMxNT BE sET ABIDE.
NEW YoRKt Nov. I9--Frances o.
Boyd has been appointed receiver Of
toe Wholesale liquor Arm Of Horace
Webster q Company, OF this city,
Chicago, Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco, on application Of HoFsoe Web
ateE, who has begun suit against bis
partners, Charles W. Lawrence and
Alexander @. Horne and the assignee,
Frederick N. Lawrence. Mr.. Webster
alleges that be remained Ia San Fran
cisco. and relied upon his partners 70
continue the business properly, and that
tha assignment made BY the firm vas a
great surprise 10 him, as be believed
the firm TO be sound. he valued his In
teFest 10 the concern at 100000. He
at once came 80 this city and made an
examination Of the hooks, when be dis
covered that on the day before the as
signment was made. Charles N. Law
renee drew cut &2T, COO for bis own use,
ard went to Europe on Nov. 11th.
Webster claims the assignment vas
made for tbs puFpose Of defending
creditors, and asks that Il be set aside
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HAN FnANCrsco. New. Is-It ID reported
that the French oEuiseE Doqutane il
aQrodnd aud unable b enter the DRY
dock at Marc island, Ia consequences rf
shoalinQ Of the ehannel. a dFodeeF
has been sent ap and Il is said will have
10 dredae 100 feet Of channel IN order
thai the DuQnesne mag reach the do1-
rich 30 discharge her gums and liQhtnn
hex gaficiently 90 enter che dry dock.
The steameR Oulumbia Il san laid mp
undergoing repairs and the Oregon viii
sail "a her place on Monday taking he
passengers and freight Of TIE Columbia.
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SAclAMENTo, Nov. l9.-At q meoiIaa
Of the members Of the impTovom1nt
aaBoointioa and the beard of trade thla
evening. 10 take aclion on the occasion
Of driving the last spike en- The Uail-
fognia a Oregon railFoad, a wag onold~
ed 30 bold a bic celebration IN Sausar
mento. oiiher with public parade,
masic, cannon firing, ETC., % q n.eellnE
10 the theatre. The following commit
zee OF arrangements were appointed.
Gov. b. n. Waterman, Ex-0ov1fnor
Bsofh, Col. T. Il. Hamilton and tKeDiy
others.
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0HAMnBnLAm AND TJPPEs BuAxH HANDS
wrTH xHR PRESIDENT.
WAEHNoTon, Nov. 19.-Ths members
Of the British fisheries commission we're
fofmslly presented 10 the president at
noon today. They we're received 10 the
private library adjoining the cabinet
room. joseph Chamberlain and Sir
Charles Tupper were introduced By Sea
retaFy Bayard. and Sir Lionel Wast
performed the same duty for the other
members Of the party. The presenta-
ton were made IL order OF rank OF inn
pcrtance, Chamberlain being first in
troduoed and then TuppeF. No sd-
dresses were made and The occasion vas
devoid Of all fcruaiities.